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[Photo News] Meeting with heads of foreign financial firms

By Korea Herald

Published : July 4, 2013 - 20:28

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Shin Je-yoon (center), chairman of the Financial Services Commission, meets with heads of foreign financial companies based in Seoul on Thursday. Shin promised to create a level playing field for foreign firms by making rules more suitable for them and eliminating policy discrimination. (Kim Myung-sub/The Korea Herald) Shin Je-yoon (center), chairman of the Financial Services Commission, meets with heads of foreign financial companies based in Seoul on Thursday. Shin promised to create a level playing field for foreign firms by making rules more suitable for them and eliminating policy discrimination. (Kim Myung-sub/The Korea Herald)

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